Can I do CA after class 12th with science. If yes, how?
Asked by Rahul Mahajan
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Yes of course you can do just registration under ICAI but you may have to face many obstacles as CA is related to commerce stream.Be ready to work hard.All the best
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You need to appear for the CA foundation open test and if you clear it, then you can pursue CA. Along with it, you can also get admission into B.Com as this will help you in understanding the Accounting principles in a much better way. -
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Yes, you can.
For this you have to get yourself registered for CPT level from any branch of ICAI.
If you have opted for maths then it's very good then you don't need to give too much attention on maths.
You are going face three new subjects which are-
1. Mercantile law - every one faces, even a commerce student too.
2. Economics - you have to focus on micro economics because it conceptual and macroeconomics is theoretical so you can't cram but you have to do so.
3. Accountancy - you will face difficulty in debit and credit at initial stage but it's not that much tough.
Note: If you are working hard nothing is impossible or tough otherwise,...more -
Clear the CPT exam. It is a 5 years course.
CA is tough, practice maths and accounts every day. -
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Yes, it's possible. You have to give CA foundation test but since it is commerce related, you have to face difficulties. Good luck. -
Hi,
For this, you have to get yourself registered for CPT level from any branch of ICAI. If you have opted for maths then its very good then you don't need to give too much attention on maths. You are going face three new subjects which are-
1. Mercantile law - every one faces, even a commerce student too.
2. Economics - you have to focus on micro economics because it conceptual and macroeconomics is theoretical so you can't cram but you have to do so.
3. Accountancy - you will face difficulty in debit and credit at initial stage but its not that much tough. Note: If you are working hard nothing is impossible or tough otherwise, everyth...more -
Yes, you can but it will take a lot of hard work.
You need to apply for the same at ICAI office. -
Yes, you can. You have to get yourself register at ICAI and you have to clear CPT exam.
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Yes, you can. No lengthy procedure, you just have to register yourself under ICAI as a student for CPT level and it is done.
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